iPhone No 'Sketch' button on new Notes iOS 9 Public Beta 1

[Srinivasankh]

Hi guys,

I have just installed iOS 9 Public beta 1 on my iPhone 4S and in the new Notes app there is no 'Sketch' button, I can only see List, Formatting and Photos and NO Sketchs - is there something I am missing?

Cheers,

Srini

 

[Gav2k]

You don't see ....

 

[DeltaMac]

If a feature is not supported by the hardware, then it won't appear.
I suspect that the 4S does not support sketch because there's no coprocessor.

 

[danleon950410]

You don't see ....

You don't see what? Why do you comment over things you don't even know?

Hi guys,

I have just installed iOS 9 Public beta 1 on my iPhone 4S and in the new Notes app there is no 'Sketch' button, I can only see List, Formatting and Photos and NO Sketchs - is there something I am missing?

Cheers,

Srini

Sorry pal, but the iPhone 4s doesn't get this feature. No A5 device does...Or at least not yet.

 

[Gav2k]

You don't see what? Why do you comment over things you don't even know?



Sorry pal, but the iPhone 4s doesn't get this feature. No A5 device does...Or at least not yet.

I posted a screenshot

 

[Srinivasankh]

No mate, as I said earlier I use iPhone 4s...

 

[Gav2k]

No mate, as I said earlier I use iPhone 4s...

It's a shame Apple have chosen to omit this as its a good feature.

 

[DeltaMac]

Apple didn't omit the feature for no valid reason. The 4S simply doesn't provide the processor power that feature needs.
MOST features are there. iOS9 is provided, when it is surprising that Apple decided to extend iOS 9 to the 4s at all.
It's nearly 4 years since first release - ancient for mobile tech
You just don't get to see features that the hardware doesn't support.

 

[Gav2k]

Apple didn't omit the feature for no valid reason. The 4S simply doesn't provide the processor power that feature needs.
MOST features are there. iOS9 is provided, when it is surprising that Apple decided to extend iOS 9 to the 4s at all.
It's nearly 4 years since first release - ancient for mobile tech
You just don't get to see features that the hardware doesn't support.

Id like to agree but there are more fully featured drawing apps on the AppStore.

 

[danleon950410]

Id like to agree but there are more fully featured drawing apps on the AppStore.

He's right. This is the least processor hungry feature they could have removed, not like Proactive or others.